Civitanova vs. Piacenza | Highlights | Superlega | 21a Giornata 

Setter in P6 (Rotation 6). Opposite is in P3 so he needs to run all the way to the right side to backrow attack the D ball

@@naymorningstar @alexaras10 that's P1 rotation. If what you are saying were true, Brizard would have to have one player at his right (the OH who would be on P1) which he hasnt. Romano is on P4. Most lower league teams will play this with the P2 OH staying on P2 and just receiving on P1 and hitting from P2 and the O hitting from P4. PIA plays it differently as you can see Romano stands far back on P4 and runs all the way to P2 and strikes. Lucarelli who is on P2 receives on the P5 position so Romano and the MB need to stay so far outside so that Lucarelli is still legal. It is a P1 rotation. Also in the highlight before Brizard hit an ace so its logical that their next position would be receiving P1.

@@tabalaner4202 I agree with you about P1 rotation. I was surprised to see this run from O. I usually see that O will stay and hit from P4. (it could be I that have ''seen'' it again but never noticed it :p )

@@alexaras10 most teams will play the O from P4 you re right. Maybe they just wanted to "cloak" the attack by making him run behind their backline.